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Then why the hell are you on a Kenyan section kama hamtuwazi?
Then why the hell are you on a Kenyan section kama hamtuwazi?
Of course. What did you expect from a country where a few people hold the reigns of the national economy?Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
More to follow..........
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Kenya has 42 billionaires, ranked fourth in Africa - Report
Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
The report notes that Kenya's wealthiest are generating a new league of angel investors showing a surge in direct investments into new and growing businesses.
Two thirds of the wealth managers surveyed in Kenya reported that their high net worth and ultra high net worth clients increased their private equity investments in 2019.
This jump in investment to support the growth of Kenya’s innovative young businesses came as more than two-thirds of the country’s wealthy also reported an increase in their interest in philanthropic activities, and in ethical investments.
The biggest increases in investments were in equity investments through the stock market.
“The survey points a sharp rise in social and environmental awareness by the country’s wealthy as reflected in their investment strategies and behaviours,” Managing director Ben Woodhams said. The shift coincided with a general move in investments towards lower risk holdings, with Kenya’s wealthy increasing their holdings of bonds, gold and cash.
Managers reported the wealthy were most worried about the impact of global economic uncertainty, followed by poor governance, and Brexit. As a result, two-thirds of the wealthy investors had reduced their holdings of now volatile cryptocurrencies, while holding their investments broadly static in property and collectibles, such as works of art.
The wealthy also indicated an exceptional rise in interest in action on climate change as a cause.
The surge in philanthropic interest by Kenya’s wealthy marked a stronger rise than in South Africa but ties with a growing trend across Africa’s super rich ‘giving back’ by driving development and improved welfare in their own nations.
Source: The Star
Of course. What did you expect from a country where a few people hold the reigns of the national economy?Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
More to follow..........
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Kenya has 42 billionaires, ranked fourth in Africa - Report
Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
The report notes that Kenya's wealthiest are generating a new league of angel investors showing a surge in direct investments into new and growing businesses.
Two thirds of the wealth managers surveyed in Kenya reported that their high net worth and ultra high net worth clients increased their private equity investments in 2019.
This jump in investment to support the growth of Kenya’s innovative young businesses came as more than two-thirds of the country’s wealthy also reported an increase in their interest in philanthropic activities, and in ethical investments.
The biggest increases in investments were in equity investments through the stock market.
“The survey points a sharp rise in social and environmental awareness by the country’s wealthy as reflected in their investment strategies and behaviours,” Managing director Ben Woodhams said. The shift coincided with a general move in investments towards lower risk holdings, with Kenya’s wealthy increasing their holdings of bonds, gold and cash.
Managers reported the wealthy were most worried about the impact of global economic uncertainty, followed by poor governance, and Brexit. As a result, two-thirds of the wealthy investors had reduced their holdings of now volatile cryptocurrencies, while holding their investments broadly static in property and collectibles, such as works of art.
The wealthy also indicated an exceptional rise in interest in action on climate change as a cause.
The surge in philanthropic interest by Kenya’s wealthy marked a stronger rise than in South Africa but ties with a growing trend across Africa’s super rich ‘giving back’ by driving development and improved welfare in their own nations.
Source: The Star
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Mliwahi kuongoza kwenye nn Africa hii ukiachia riadha ?
Btw pesa heshima Mimi na umri wangu bado sijashika hata $20k ya mkupuo
Ile siku nilikamata $5k tu kwa mara ya kwanza niliona utamu wa pesa
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Hii ni jf Ni uamuzi wa yyte kua popoteThen why the hell are you on a Kenyan section kama hamtuwazi?
Bado bado napambana niikamateMbona nyuzi tunaanzisha nyingi za vitu ambavyo Kenya imetajwa kuongoza Afrika, hehehehe Wabongo mnavyopenda kujitia upofu.
Halafu dah! Unanishangaza eti hujatia kapuni $20k kwa mkupuo hiyo Bongo kwenye mafursa yote hayo kuanzia kwenye madini mpaka utalii, ndio maana mnatulaumu sana sisi wageni maana tukijanga huwa tunaserebuka tu na $$$$$.
C'est très frustrant.Sasa basi wawasaidie jamaa zao wa huko Turkana.
Nenda kwenye Forbes, Kenya hawana billionaire hata mmoja..in fact, The first and second billionaire ever recorded in Forbes magazine na ukanda wote huu wa Africa mashariki na kati ni kutoka TanzaniaHuu ni ukweli Kenya kiuchumi wamepiga hatua kuliko nchi zote za ukanda huu wa mashariki hivyo kuwa katika orodha ya juu kabisa ya nchi yenye mabilionea wengi kwa Afrika ni sawa kabisa,jamaa wanajua kuitafuta hela.
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Walishakufeast fresh yako ya nyuma mzee... Hadi leo still unawakumbuka.Effects of feasting on human flesh
Wanahesabu mabilionea kwa pesa zao za Kenya hahaha.... Hawajui watu tunatumia USDNenda kwenye Forbes, Kenya hawana billionaire hata mmoja..in fact, The first and second billionaire ever recorded in Forbes magazine na ukanda wote huu wa Africa mashariki na kati ni kutoka Tanzania
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Wewe kama huiwazi tz uliingiaje jfThen why the hell are you on a Kenyan section kama hamtuwazi?
Ss kule nairaland mnawezaje kubishana na watu wamewazidi pakubwa hv, pathetic [emoji16][emoji16]Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
More to follow..........
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Kenya has 42 billionaires, ranked fourth in Africa - Report
Kenya has been ranked fourth in Africa with individuals worth over 30 million US dollars.
This translates to Sh3 billion.
According to Knight Frank's global wealth report, 42 individuals in the country have a net worth over Sh3 billion.
South Africa is leading the continent with 1,033 such individuals followed by Nigeria 724 and Morocco 215.
The report notes that Kenya's wealthiest are generating a new league of angel investors showing a surge in direct investments into new and growing businesses.
Two thirds of the wealth managers surveyed in Kenya reported that their high net worth and ultra high net worth clients increased their private equity investments in 2019.
This jump in investment to support the growth of Kenya’s innovative young businesses came as more than two-thirds of the country’s wealthy also reported an increase in their interest in philanthropic activities, and in ethical investments.
The biggest increases in investments were in equity investments through the stock market.
“The survey points a sharp rise in social and environmental awareness by the country’s wealthy as reflected in their investment strategies and behaviours,” Managing director Ben Woodhams said. The shift coincided with a general move in investments towards lower risk holdings, with Kenya’s wealthy increasing their holdings of bonds, gold and cash.
Managers reported the wealthy were most worried about the impact of global economic uncertainty, followed by poor governance, and Brexit. As a result, two-thirds of the wealthy investors had reduced their holdings of now volatile cryptocurrencies, while holding their investments broadly static in property and collectibles, such as works of art.
The wealthy also indicated an exceptional rise in interest in action on climate change as a cause.
The surge in philanthropic interest by Kenya’s wealthy marked a stronger rise than in South Africa but ties with a growing trend across Africa’s super rich ‘giving back’ by driving development and improved welfare in their own nations.
Source: The Star
Then shut the hell up and keep dreaming vile mtatupiku veri suni
Niliingia the moment one of you started a thread mentioning Kenya and NairobiWewe kama huiwazi tz uliingiaje jf
Ethiopia population ni 105M wao wana wangapiUse your brains ti figure this out...
Nigeria population 190 million
Kenya population 50 million
Uliiona hiyo tu hukuziona zilizoanzishwa na wenzako dhidi ya tzNiliingia the moment one of you started a thread mentioning Kenya and Nairobi